PubMed · 10171431
Disabled people need unbiased information on equipment. But who controls this information, and who pays for it? Ginny Jenkins unravels the issues.
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G Jenkins. 1993-04-01. Power pack.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10171431/
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In his essay, 'From handicap to disability: language use and cultural meaning in the United States', Patrick J. Devlieger raises some important and intriguing claims about the symbolic nature of the terms 'handicap' and 'disability'. As communication scholars, we applaud the attention Devlieger devotes to issues that fit comfortably under the general heading of the symbolic construction of health. In this response, we wish to highlight some contributions Devlieger makes and, hopefully, advance this conversation by offering some important extensions of the issues raised in his essay.
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